After the riots: Investigations against River – The captain of Boca, Pérez: "It's a pity"

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Following the cancellation of the last stage of the Copa Libertadores between the CA River Plate and Boca Juniors, they are now facing a double attack against River Plate. The match was held Saturday because of riots in front of the stadium, during which the guest bus was attacked. Initially Sunday (21 hours / MEZ), it was postponed until the cancellation of this appointment at the request of the visiting team.

The Boca Juniors had also demanded that the appropriate sanctions of the South American Football Association, CONMEBOL, be put to the test. As he announced on Monday night, a disciplinary case against the "Millonarios" was opened. River Plate now has 24 hours to provide evidence to support his defense.

Unidad Disciplinaria abre proceso against Club Atlético River Plate.

https://t.co/wP0XxeQEB7 pic.twitter.com/CSdhotdqFG

– CONMEBOL.com (@CONMEBOL) November 27, 2018

River Plate threatened with heavy penalties: a fine for ghost games at a Boca Juniors game standings, even a match in a third country would be possible. The city of Genoa had already said Tuesday in a letter from the mayor: "Our city, historically, culturally and closely related to Buenos Aires, feels a deep connection with its two clubs founded by Italian emigrants."

River president Rodolfo D'Onofrio accused Boca Juniors' executives of violating Saturday's "Gentlemen's Agreement", which called for the transfer of the two clubs. . "If they attribute the game to Boca, it will be an absolute shame and the greatest betrayal you can make," says Onofrio. The leaders of the club must meet in Asunción this Tuesday to discuss the measures to be taken. A new match date is scheduled after the G20 summit to be held on November 30 and December 1 in the Argentine capital.

In addition, River's premises were raided by local authorities on Monday. Already Friday, violent supporters of the river have raided the houses and confiscated the final tickets and sums generated by the illegal sale, considered the catalyst for Saturday's riots. The River Plate employees should also have been involved.

The club announced that it had "provided all information and all documents" relating to the admission procedure. River also said that an internal investigation is underway to "clarify the process of marketing, booking and buying tickets".

The captain of Bocas, Pablo Pérez, hospitalized for injuries caused by sherds and pepper spray or tear gas, had also commented on the incidents that occurred at CONMEBOL and the action of Saturday – even stones had flown in the area. 39; ambulance. "I can not play in a place where I could die," said Pérez.

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There were special critics of CONMEBOL, who wanted the game to take place despite the incidents. "It's a shame, I was in the hospital and the match was going to start," said Pérez. The authorities also appealed to the doctors who found no effect to cancel the match. "I do not know CONMEBOL's doctor because he's never come to see me," said Pérez, "it's a pity that he said I was He signed a piece of paper without seeing me. "

Así ingresaron # Pérez there #Lamardo tras ser atendidos. pic.twitter.com/mkB9OmWzBQ

– Planeta Boca Juniors (@PlanetaBoca) November 24, 2018

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